Audi 80 B4 - 4 1991 - 1995

The Audi 80 is an emblematic compact German sedan that marked more than three decades of automotive history, embodying the alliance between reliability, comfort and technology in service of the upper-middle class. Launched in 1972, the Audi 80 story extends over four major generations until its withdrawal in 1996, each bringing stylistic and mechanical evolutions that consolidated the reputation of the Ingolstadt brand. The first generation (1972-1980) establishes the codes of a spacious sedan with refined lines, followed by a second generation (1980-1986) that refines aerodynamics and introduces front-wheel drive, while the third generation (1986-1991) revolutionizes the segment with rounder and more aggressive forms influenced by Italian design. The subsequent Audi 80 generations, notably the fourth iteration (1991-1996), push sophistication further with improved interiors and motorizations, positioning the model against rivals such as BMW Series 3 and Mercedes Class C of the era. Gasoline and diesel engines from 1.6 to 2.8 liters, progressive suspensions and quality interiors make the Audi 80 model a reference in European intermediate sedan. Although disappeared from the new car lineup, the technical specifications of the various Audi 80 generations retain interest among collectors and car enthusiasts, testifying to the lasting legacy of an unmissable classic.